Your dentist or hygienist may apply a fluoride solution directly to your teeth to help prevent tooth decay.

The dentist may apply sealants and fluoride, which are especially important for children's teeth.

Dr. Moss also recommended that dentists apply dental sealant on the biting surfaces of the teeth.

A dentist in his or her office can also apply fluoride to the teeth as a gel, foam, or varnish.

Once the examination is passed, the dentist may then apply to individual states that accept the regional board test passed.

He recently treated a young woman whose family dentist had applied porcelain veneers, the most popular type of tooth bonding.

Next, the dentist applies an adhesive material to the tooth, followed by the bonding material.

You can sometimes stop the decay with improved care, such as having your dentist apply fluoride to your teeth.

Some dentists apply a protective layer of petroleum jelly to the lips before carrying out dental work to minimize the number of incidental injuries.

As the dentist applied a fluoride treatment, three spectators hovered.